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Anything County is worth silly money,   and appreciating fast.   I know someone who bought a Ben Craig rebuilt G reg 1174 for top money 2 years ago,  looks like it just came out of the factory.   Its risen in value in that time by 10k maybe more.  

 

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27 minutes ago, Alycidon said:

Anything County is worth silly money,   and appreciating fast.   I know someone who bought a Ben Craig rebuilt G reg 1174 for top money 2 years ago,  looks like it just came out of the factory.   Its risen in value in that time by 10k maybe more.  

 

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No ones beating a path to my door, anyway this one has some sentimental value as my curly haired little girl was 2 when I bought it so we named it after her.

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Fully refurbed in agricultural spec it would be worth 20k,  but the cost of the refurb could be more than that especially if the engine needs a re build.    7000 hours and that Ford engine usually has a piston liner issue caused by water cavitation,  thus the engine needs rebuilding.    Yours also needs 4 new tyres,  thats 3k plus I would think.

 

  

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4 hours ago, Alycidon said:

Fully refurbed in agricultural spec it would be worth 20k,  but the cost of the refurb could be more than that especially if the engine needs a re build.    7000 hours and that Ford engine usually has a piston liner issue caused by water cavitation,  thus the engine needs rebuilding.    Yours also needs 4 new tyres,  thats 3k plus I would think.

 

  

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A significant auction of tractors and other equipment took place on Saturday, November 23, in West Row, Suffolk (England). The sale involved the so-called ‘Cooper...

 

I think that it is much the same story with classic cars.  Generally it is a labour of love and they are sometimes worth as much unrestored as pristine simply because a retired individual who might have come into a bit of pension money and is needing a project would find more satisfaction in seeing the job through himself.  

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